Walmart Will Sell A Mario Tennis Aces Nintendo Switch Bundle

   

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A new Nintendo Switch bundle has been announced. A Walmart-exclusive Mario Tennis Aces Nintendo Switch bundle will arrive in stores on September 5, 2018. It will cost $359.99.

 

The Mario Tennis Aces Nintendo Switch bundle starts with the colorful Nintendo Switch model, which means it has a blue left Joy-Con and red right Joy-Con. Digital copies of Mario Tennis Aces and 1-2-Switch are also provided with the system.

 

1-2-Switch was a Nintendo Switch launch title, while Mario Tennis Aces made its debut on the system on June 22, 2018.


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